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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 143

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York Cathedral, A.D. 1255.as m the very beautltul brockets from the tomb of Archbishop tomb of Archbishop Walter ^^^^^ ^^^y- Grey (83), in York Cathedral; and they continued inuse in the subsequent styles, although their form andcharacter gradually change with the style. In theEarly English they… … » Probably both are the work of Hugh de Wells, first Archdeacon ofWells, and then Bishop of Lincoln, as has been said. EARLY ENGLISH FOLIAGE, 119 Another peculiarity consists of the Foliage, whichdiffers considerahly from the JSorman : in the latter ithas more or less the appearance of being…

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